Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-17

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HOUSE
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, March SIN
the house to-day the following council bills
were passed:
Fixfa. the terms Of court in the Sixth Judicial
district and for other purposes; providing Tor
the Incorporation OF cities; amending the &C!
in relation to building and loan associations;
providing for the construction Of bridges across
navigabie rivers: authorizing railroad companies
to appoint police officers; Emendtng the pollt-
zeal code relating to the ORGANIZATION OF countries
and the appoin tment, powers and duties OF
county officers: amending act relating 10
shorthand report ers; defining the boundaries OF
Cavalier comfy; creating the once S,,,is ..
dividing the territory into two commissioner
districts; providing for the appointment OF .
CLERK for Yanktou co unity; liability fa= DAMAGES
occasiOued by vicious dogs. amending existing
laws in relation TO DIR ainage: for the
of the school for deaf mates at Sioux Falls: re-
lating to the govern nent of the same; pIoVl1-
ing for the nainten ance Of hospital for insane
at jamestown: rela ting TO the compensation Of
road supervisors: regulating abstracts OF real
estate: memorial in regard 70 the title to lands
In the Devils Like land district
The house also passed the following house
bills:
For the organization AMI support Of the terri
torial militia; for the maintenance Of the mi
yersity at Nermillion; for the maintenance OF the
University OF North Dakota at Grand Forks; for
ct Sioux Falls; for the maintenance OF the nor
NAL school at Spea IRISH; for the maintenance OF
the normal school at Madison: for the support
and maintenance of the insane asylum at jam s
town two billsl.
COUNCIL
Among the house bills passed by the coun-
Gil to-day were the following:
Appropriating 81 1. 500 for permanent improve
msnts al the Sioux Falls penitentiary: prOytd-
ing for the vacation oi town plats: amending
sectiJn 2. chapter 20. Political Code, relating
to tax lists OF city and town lots; amending
section 20. chapter 2s. relating to redemption
frUn delinquent tax sales
Among the council bills passed were the fol-
lowing: Providing for foreclosure OF MORTGAGES
by action follows the Wisconsin lAwsl; fixing
the fees and salaries Of probate judges: providing
a mode for calling in public bonds; pro21ding
th.t non ssident plaintiff shall give security
for costs when the defendant sets up a good de
Tense: providing for assessing stock and shares
in banks and banking associations
HOUSE
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, March 9-In
the house to-day the following house bills
were passed:
Making provision for boz DIS to erect additional
buildings Tor the hospital for insane at iankton
making provision for bonds 70 erect additional
buildings for the hospital for the insane at
Jamestown: for the construction and mstnten-
auce Of artesiar wells; TO provide funds for the
permanent improvement and maintenance OF the
penItentiary At Sioux Falls: regulating the
procurement Of chatteI mortgages IN applications
for insurance; to provide for the payment of
certain printing; 70 provide for = deficiency In
the ex pense account of the railroad commission:
regulating the duties OF railroad corporations In
regard TO the alteration Of their routes creating
board Of trustees Of public property and dis
charging the capitol commission: to provide
that railroad companies shall be responsible for
damages by IRE caused by sparks from leo
motives: appropriatiDg money fer minor sup
plies for the capitol; appropriating money 10
pay armory rent for the regimentll bands.
The house passed the following council
bills:
Providing an allowance for the justices Of the
territorial supreme court: to authorize counties,
townships, school districts and incorporated
cities to refund their outstanding indebtedness:
to appropriate funds for the maintenance OF the
Dakota Agricultural College OF Brookngs; re-
iating TO county mutual insurance companies
for the maintenance OF the school Of mines at
Rapid City; sDprOprtattng funds for the pay
Fargo; restricting the limits of Incorporated
cities and towns: making an appropriation for
the maintenance Ot the penitentiarv AZ BGs-
marck; making appropriations for permanent
and necessary Improvements for the peniteu-
tiary at Bismarck.
The house passed the evening session in
the consideration of bills in committee of
the whole Among the bills recommended
to pass was Shocks providing for the amend
ment of the grass earning law so as 70 add
COUNCIL.
The appointment OF A. w Edwards of Fargo
to be public examiner for North Dakota
met with so warm opposition that the gov
ernor this morning withdrew his name. and
substituted that of E. S Tyner of Fargo
Gov. Church decided last evening to take
this action, and so informed several per
.fags - he
Mr. Tyner is one of the pioneers of Cass
county, and a gentleman who is not only
thoroughly capa be but popular with botn
Democrats and Republicans, and his APP
pointmeut is hig hly commended by Fargo
ans who are in this city.
The following house bills were passed:
Legalizing a certain election in Spearfish: ap-
propriating ST.7oO for improvement of grounds
and buildings Of the Grand Forks uni
OF prsctitione of dentistry, etc: providing for
the com ilatton Of the laws and publication OF
c compilation, with amendments limiting
the cost of compiling TO $1,000, and
requiring that books shall he ready for distri-
button within eight months from approval OF
this act: providing for the construction aud
management of artesian wells; appro-
priating $1,000 for furnishing and for
improy ements at the Verlnillion university:
amending the acts creating the department. OF
agriculture and relating to territorial fairs,
with anie ndmeuts: for the suppression
and for preventing the spread of
contagious diseases among domestic animals,
with amerd ments providing that an indemnity
fund shai! be raised by tax not exceed
ing one mill on the dollar for live
stock: for the suppression and prevention
Of contagious diseases among sheep. authOriEinR
organized counties to build county buildings;
authorizing territorial horticultural society,
and apprUpriating $4,000 annually for the en-
couragemrnt Of horticulture and forestry.
just before the evening recess an exec
nj fxsas a.sSfpn xpa helA nnrfnn WI ioh rhn
pointmenIs for the Bismarck penitentiary,
Plankinton reform school and public exam
liner for North Dakota were confirmed Both
branches were in session until nearly mid.
night
The following additional nominations were
made:
Trustees Of the Reform School at Plankintou
r. +. Stevens, Plankinton: F. NJ Hammer
Mitchell; William Kinsells, Kimball: John Al
bertson, Volga: NJ. T. Distad, Mitchell
The first three are Democrats The coun,
Gil in executive session this evening con.
firmed the appointment of E S Tyler to BE-
public examiner for North Dakota
In the council the following council bills
passed:
Prescribing the form Of acknowledgment Of
deeds and other instruments by deputy shsriffs
for an issue OF IL Z per cent territorial bonds
to take up S167.500 of and 5 per cent bond:
issued in 1881, providing for the dissolution Of
struck juries; making appropriations for the
North Dakota hospital for the insane: with
amendments reducing the total from 81 94, SOC
20 $4,000.
HOUSE.
In the house to-day the following council
bills were passed:
Making appropriations for the normal schoo
at Springfield: relating to the selection Of
Jurors: providing for refunding OUTSTANDING
ind tai FfrIx-